Take, former NFL wideout Torrey Smith, who just wrote the following after Chase’s 264 yards and three touchdowns during last week’s loss to Baltimore: “Ja’Marr Chase shouldn’t even play next week without an extension.” While it likely wouldn ...
what are the chances this is their last chance for a championship with Ja’Marr Chase? After Chase’s 11 receptions, 264 yards, and three touchdowns, the former 5th overall pick now leads the NFL in receptions (66), receiving yards (981), touchdowns (10 ...
Ja’Marr Chase wanted the ball just one more time. The Bengals’ receiver lamented that quarterback Joe Burrow did not look his way on the failed two-point conversion that all but sealed the 35-34 loss to the Ravens on “Thursday Night Football.”
The Cincinnati Bengals fell to the Baltimore Ravens in a dramatic Thursday night shootout to begin Week 10. It wasn't for a lack of effort on the part of Joe Burrow and Ja'Marr Chase, who took their already-fearsome pairing to new heights against a Ravens secondary that lost star safety Kyle Hamilton to injury.
The Cincinnati Bengals better start saving their pennies.
Yet somehow, he's elevated his game this season, leading the NFL in receptions (66), yards (981 ... This article was originally published on fansided.com as Ja'Marr Chase's agent is counting the money after historic outing vs. Ravens.
Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Ja'Marr Chase probably wishes he could play the Baltimore ... Opinion: Trump win means sports will again be gigantic (and frightening) battleground Chase, who leads the NFL with 66 catches for 981 yards and 10 touchdowns ...
Cincinnati Bengals receiver Ja'Marr Chase gave the Bengals a two-touchdown lead with a 67-yard touchdown catch from quarterback Joe Burrow early in the third quarter of the NFL Week 10 game against the Baltimore Ravens on Thursday Night Football at M&T ...
With 264 receiving yards against the Baltimore Ravens, Ja’Marr Chase set the single-season record for most yards against a single opponent (457). He had 193 yards against Baltimore in Week 5. The Cincinnati Bengals receiver broke a record previously set by Jerry Rice in 1990 (396 yards against the Atlanta Falcons).